Read the following passage:
I chuckled out loud as my Uchiru projected a facial
expression: its tongue out and its eyes crossed. It's so cute
when it wants to be! Suddenly, I realized that the bell had
rung and the class was quiet. I slipped my Uchiru into my
pocket before the teacher could notice. "Hey!" it called
loudly, "it's dark in here!" Oh no, not now! We had just
played together for several minutes. Couldn't it go into
sleep mode? I felt my pocket vibrating as the Uchiru
expressed its anger. I worried that it might send a signal to
block my computer. How would I do my schoolwork?
Which statement best explains how the author conveys the general attitude
of humans toward the Uchiru in the world of the story?
She conveys a friendly attitude by illustrating the Uchiru's ability to
project expressions.
B. She conveys a respectful attitude by portraying the Uchiru as
having an audible voice.
C. She conveys a contemptuous attitude by portraying the Uchiru as
small enough to fit in a pocket.
D. She conveys a cautious attitude by showing that the Uchiru can be
fun but demanding.